Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-14

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spocions rar1an tbo,,rb NOT 80 snacious
NOR 60 ,yeT f,rni,bo1 ms tb. Garden of
Fie,, which 7 t,l,o IL co,,,..od r,orv ocr.s
and had e,nsbing fountains of clear water.
bn,,,,,;,,,, l,ir5s ,,,i,l, lava l;,.I. and avoda
waits, heoutiful harmless FLYING Irapons of
all colors. tame lnonords ti@rrs hyHnns
and n,tnas whose owes famed with love
md proise instcad of crucltv and hunger.
gold and silver fish. bright colored and yivac-
inus son snakes aud lubbetI,. oood-natured
sharks fo. tho children to swim s with. to-
p.thor with other dolipbtrul things vl,icl,
+, ne Womb Lo moro dnliobt frl bccauso tha-
vould Inc at first So very sulplisinr. Ii y.us
however n beautiful Garden with some
nee. ms thay say of mort If if had been nm
ENGLISH Garden if vould have bacu very oil
Indeed and ,yould have, had all round if -
lovely red brick wall covered with licheu-
yellow. and white. and rod-with woll- flow
Gr, and grasses GROWING tan and tbick ON
the broad tom Of il But if was in America
whore | believe the1, are no Gardens Mt nil
more than two hundred veors old. and few
which have seen 50 many ~, three genera
lions of English spcokina men and women
Ii contained a flower Garden. n kitchen ear
don and nm orchard nil in one The orchard
coutoined chiefly annie trea. and the apples
We. now nearly lipe. for all dav long they
l.I been inoustroulv tiI1iinoe thcjl. red and
s,,cal,v side. to the hot sim of early Sop
t,ulLer. gsttinp every hour I1lddior and
streakier. as rood APPLES should. One of
t.c Young persons wa, sitting on a low
s-uol and the other Wa, Leaning AGAINST the
trunk of nm old free This is q detail of
some importance bocnusa il shows that they.
were not in England. where. at sunset of a
day i'm early autumn. vornr peoIle are lonr-
ing to RIM about rlav lawn tennis, 90 for
walks, and do vigorous things In America.
where the heat is fierce. they are naturally
loss active Thi, is one reason why 50 many
Young people ask permission to be born in
Fnelnnd The hons. which bnlnurcd tn fine
garden. stood behind it. wcll-built and uslv:
it was the house Of Mr. Ruysdael LAWYER
and prominent citizen of the town. which
was a small town not many hundred mile,
from Boston.
~ The airl-Bethiah Ruv,lael-had a box
Of colors and a sl;etchince block lying on the
ground beside her She had been engaged
i'm making Study of trees. But now She
sat with hands claspcd looking ND into tlr
face Of the VOun.r man have elsewhere |
believe more than oncc-ureacbcd the doc
triuo that the very best kind of woman is fine
wulnan's woman. which i, the same TING as
the Woma llv woman the woman whom
other women love. of whom other women
do not speak with bitterness. or with innI-
opdo or with eve, mIauciuo at each other.
She may he benutiful Int women do NOT
greatly dwell mon her rood looks: She may
he graceful and may posses, all the accom-
ulishments clcverncs, dexteritics. and art ,
which cultivated ladies desire To- acquire.
but other women do not greatly talk of
these tbiups. they surak of those oualitirs
her uusolf.Ipos. her Kindness men, tbought
for others. her ,ymunthv. and 80 forth
She never ,tudips. rs some mniden. use. the
arts and nysterie, by which man may be-
attracted and drawn to them "a, by II mao
NET. She docs moi in the lro.t understands
the strength and yphenuure IS, the passion
Of love in man: nor. does She iuuuir, at all
into the subject But she know, TINT SOM.
women are weak. and that Il pretty face
does not ALWAYS mean "A lnrtprtlv fnultl,,,
eouI. whatever men may foolishlv believe.
and when she comes. in her reading. upon
the pretty PASSIONATE oyaoccratinns of uopts.
dramatists and unyelist,. who love TO rep
resent then. hero, mistress As a b4autifnl
Goddess full of oIl uprfectious bpcaus, ,b4
* so beautiful she laws down tbe hool, and
takes M another pitched in "A lower and
more sensible key. When She Inarries il
is with cnlnn4ss. She ,iy,.s AWAY her heart
without illusions: Size know, her own weak
nesse, and is NOT blind to tho,,, of her Inns
houd and sh. thinks that lif. i AT host
ooberly hapuy. and that there will I've no
moment in il which will call for the raDture
Of overwhelming ioy. Vet She i soi, to
make her husband hanny NIL his life Very
often hoyevnr this KIND nf woman u.vnr
,nar,1es nt All